Thoroughly enjoyed the technical information and the gentlemanly nature of the chat. 👍🏻👍🏻

I really enjoyed that. Some interesting points made especially those relating to fill pressures and regulators. Great job Rich, thanks for your efforts.

This was an interesting conversation to be able to listen in on. Top notch video as always!

That was excellent very informative, now to find a bargain

FANTASTIC   ,   I have the wolverine r with the forester stock, really looking forward to meeting both of you on the daystate experience days

What an excellent interview. It's always  interesting to hear about the history and development that's gone into the design of any rifle. Tony Belas is a mine of information and always a pleasure to hear. I've got two old Daystates which I would never sell as the quality is superb. Now I know that the Wolverine R is going out, perhaps I should get one now  🤔 😊

Very interesting Richard thank you . I have 3 Daystate’s an older X2 and a regal and more recently I have a revere . I have to say I don’t think the build quality is that good for the price. I had to se d my revere back as   From the box the linkage on the side lever is terrible it has so much play in it which will only get worse with use. Unfortunately it came back just the same I did manage to speak with an engineer he say it’s fine I am in engineering myself and I am afraid it’s not . But anyway I tried. Also the trigger guards are plastic now .

Hellow, Ihave the first versión 303 with the air cylinder, it is a ver y beautifull rifle, it has not seen very much use, it has been kept in a safe for about 10 years, I just replaced o rings and took a few shoots, it is a really powerfull air rifle, anyway, I have 2 questions if you dont mind, do you know of any slug that works on this rifle? And how much is it worth nos days?

When can we expect the new Wolverine model.

Gentlemen, while talking about regulators and air pressure, at 25:23 the emblem shown says "SWP 250" while you're stating a fill pressure of 230. Does the emblem tell the user what the maximum fill pressure of the bottle/cylinder is or does it state the maximum regulator pressure? Sorry, it's just not clear to me.

Nice rifles but Daystate’s extortionate service charges if you have a problem makes them bad deal

I just bought a new wolverine R and test sheet said 780 fps in 8.44 pellet... comedians!, was lucky to get 710 fps, which is pretty much useless for  hunting at any range, why can't these manufacturers be honest??.

I just made the same comment on the airgun channel. Where is the stippeling in the grooves in front of the trigger for? Why is it not where it should be?  In front of the grooves and underside whole the way up to the polymer.....I don't want a gun for it's fancy look but i want good grip. I will never buy a gun like that for that price with such stupidities and tralala on it. A hunter or someone with real shooting skills who control fee hand shooting will NEVER design a gun that way....The Daystate designers thought about everything...., but not about the importance of a good grip. Cheers!